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On the bias noise to phase noise conversion in harmonic oscillators using Groszkowski theory


Abstract:

We present a study of tail-bias-current 1/f noise upconversion into 1/f3 phase noise for both Colpitts and differential-pair LC oscillators. We focus on the Groszkowski e...Show More

Abstract:

We present a study of tail-bias-current 1/f noise upconversion into 1/f3 phase noise for both Colpitts and differential-pair LC oscillators. We focus on the Groszkowski effect, i.e. the shift in oscillation frequency induced by the higher current harmonics flowing into the LC tank of a harmonic oscillator. Quantitative results match very well numerical simulations run with spectreRF, and show that the Groszkowski effect may indeed be a dominant cause of 1/f3 phase noise generation.
Date of Conference: 15-18 May 2011
Date Added to IEEE Xplore: 04 July 2011
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Conference Location: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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